Swindle

Starring:Tom Sizemore, Sherilyn Fenn, Dave Foley, Conrad Pla, Alain Goulem, Alan Fawcett, Katie Griffin, Jack Daniel Wells, Genevieve Sabourin, Vanya Rose, Ryan Kennedy (IV), Lori Graham, Sasha Gervais, Candace Sibley, Barry Blake (II), Richard McConomy, Lou Vani, Claudia Besso, David L. McCallum, George Laberge
Director: K.C. Bascombe
Studio: Lions Gate
Product Type: DVD

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Inaccurate but highly entertaining and bizarre film, best taken as a cult curiosity. Mediocre DVD treatment, though
Talk About a Swindle
Only good for the videos and sid clips
McClaren is a cheat
filthy lucre is fun

Sex Pistols - The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle
Starring: Malcolm McLaren , Steve Jones (VI) , Paul Cook , Sid Vicious , and John Lydon
Director: Julien Temple
Manufacturer: Shout Factory
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ASIN: B0008G2748
Release Date: 2005-05-17

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Cheeky and chaotic, the 1980 The Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle began life as a Russ Meyer project (co-written by Roger Ebert) called Who Killed Bambi?. Julien Temple (Earth Girls Are Easy) took over, working closely with the Pistols' former manager, Malcolm McClaren, and overhauled the script to focus almost exclusively on McClaren's self-serving recollections of turning an unknown band into a success through poor musicianship, crafty bookings, and well-publicized bad manners at pivotal moments. Temple's rococo approach evokes an 18th century riot (in which effigies of the Pistols are burned), noir-like passages featuring guitarist Steve Jones as a thief, and the unholy sight of McClaren taking a bath in palatial surroundings. There's little footage of the Pistols themselves, though what exists is choice: the band's infamous Jubilee Day performance on the Thames, their last gig in San Francisco. Years later, McClaren's contention that he pulled one over on us because the Pistols couldn't play is patently absurd. --Tom Keogh

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The Definitive Punk Movie - Finally on DVD!

The Sex Pistols star in director Julien Temple's bizarre and hilarious fictional documentary that charts the rise and fall of punk's most notorious band through the eyes of its calculating manager, Malcolm McLaren. Mixing animation and midgets with footage of some of The Pistols' most electrifying live performances, the 1980 film presents the band's success as an elaborate scam perpetrated by McLaren to make "a million pounds" at the expense of record companies, outraged moralists, the British Royal Family—and even the fans and band members themselves.

The Great Rock Rock 'n' Roll Swindle was called "a parable of our times" by the Guardian (UK), but most music fans simply consider it one of the best rock films ever. More than 25 years after their breakup, The Sex Pistols' music continues to influence punk and post-punk bands the world over. The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle shows why.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Interview and commentary with director Julien Temple by Chris Salewicz
5.1 Surround Sound

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Inaccurate but highly entertaining and bizarre film, best taken as a cult curiosity. Mediocre DVD treatment, though.......2007-03-29

It's good to see this film finally out on DVD, but the movie deserved a better DVD release than this one -- not because it's an accurate telling of the Sex Pistols' story (it's not) or because it's even particularly coherent (it's not), but because it's an extremely entertaining and bizarre period piece.

First of all, this sorta (some might say "pseudo") documentary tells the story from the perspective of the band's manager Malcolm McLaren, who is a BS artist of the highest order. Other reviewers have already laid out all the claims he makes -- he created the Sex Pistols solely for the purpose of swindling the record companies, the Pistols were not meant to have any talent, blah blah. Of course I don't believe what he says, and I'm not sure even he believes it, but it still makes for a great story nonetheless. Putting aside the veracity of McLaren's story, this movie isn't really even a proper documentary, but a random and bizarre mish-mash of archive footage of various Sex Pistols performances mixed in with McLaren's own self-indulgent babblings, animated skits, fictional re-enactments, an extended portion which follows ex-Pistols Steve Jones and Paul Cook to Brazil to hook up with notorious train robber Ronnie Biggs, and some truly weird scenes (such as the masked man who bursts into a room with a talking Rottweiler). No, it's not accurate or even a conventional documentary, but if you appreciate bizarre stuff like I do, it's quite entertaining and often hilarious.

Too bad the DVD release isn't particularly good. As other people have already said, the film transfer is lame (and at least on my DVD, there are some really annoying black dots at the right edge of the screen), and there's not a whole lot in the way of DVD extra goodies. And the director's commentary track by Julien Temple is all but useless. Most directors use the commentary tracks to tell interesting stories about the film's making and to give insight on the making on the movie, but Temple babbles on incoherently more than he gives any kind of useful or interesting information.

I'd recommend this DVD for people who've already seen this movie, are hardcore Sex Pistols completists, or just like the kind of bizarre underground cult films that the '70s produced scads of (other films of this ilk would include John Waters' early films or another punksploitation film "Jubilee"). Casual Sex Pistols fans might want to save their money, though. If you're looking for an informative and accurate movie about the Sex Pistols, watch "The Filth and the Fury," the 2000 documentary that was also directed by Julien Temple.

Talk About a Swindle.......2007-03-27

The only swindle here is this movie. It is a farce and a lie and a slap in the face of the legacy of the Sex Pistols. And even as a piece of fictional filmaking, it's just not that good. As others have noted, the period clips of Pistols and solo Sid Vicious performances are the only redeeming feature. But the "story" as such is lacking in so many ways; the acting and script are hilariously bad and the film transfer is simply atrocious. Buy it if you will ( on sale or used if you can ) but please don't take it seriously.

Only good for the videos and sid clips .......2007-02-22

This movie, like many band films of the 1970s, is basicly lacking a storyline and is only worth it to see the vintage sex pistol clips. The full length clips for God Save the Queen, Pretty Vacant and the Sid clips Something Else and My way. The film mostly features their manager Malcolm talking about his "swindle"=his management of the Sex Pistols. Johhny is absent from the film cuase he left the band and shows random clips of the other bandmates frolicking (and Malcolm, Steve & Paul are seen in some scenes with full frontal nudity)just doing odd things. Pretty much, it's like a very bad monty python film with punk music.

Again, it's just worth it to just fast forward through the film for the couple of cool clips. other than that, it's rubbish.

McClaren is a cheat.......2006-06-26

This movie is based purely on the idea that McClaren created the Sex Pistols...*crickets*...The Real answer, he didn't. He sat in a corner played with his thumbs, while the band changed history. McClaren, the narrator of the movie (not documentary), tells a "story" of how he led the Pistols into a huge trap and created them from their rubble. THIS MOVIE DID NOT HAVE THE CONSENT OF THE SEX PISTOLS! John Lydon (lead singer a.k.a. Johnny Rotten) is not even in the movie, and claims this movie as a mockary. This is just a fictional entertainment based movie. This Movie is good for a laugh at McClaren's idea of what happened, but should not be judged as the true story.

filthy lucre is fun.......2006-04-13

While I abhor Malcom McLaren, I've always loved the Sex Pistols since the U.S. release of Never Mind the Bollocks....
I wished Sid Vicious had never joined the band, as, contrary to what McLaren said, these guys could play (the live footage of "Anarchy in the U.K. proves this), but I'm convinced Sidnay was just used as a prop. Johnny Rotten was made out to be the bad guy, but he seems to have stayed true to his punk roots to this day.
Some of the best parts of this dvd are the animation sequences, which are hilarious. There's a lot of humor in this documentary. Frankly I think the storyline is amazingly well done.
If you have any interest in real punk rock you'd be well to get this, in addition to the first Clash album.

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Seduce & Swindle
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ASIN: B0002C4JH6
Release Date: 2004-09-21

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Fujisawa preys upon wealthy women for money and power. His next target, a lonely heiress, will be the most profitable scam he pulls in his life. But the tables are turned when Fujisawa finds himself falling in love with his latest victim. In a game of seducation where lies are more real than the truth, who is the master swindler?

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An interesting and restrained thriller
Didn't do much for me...
You'll smile throughout
You'll smile throughout
AKA Rien ne va plus

The Swindle
Starring: Jean-François Balmer , Jean Benguigui , Thomas Chabrol , François Cluzet , and Isabelle Huppert
Director: Claude Chabrol
Manufacturer: New Yorker Video
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Release Date: 2006-08-29

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Mysterious relationships, suspenseful double-crosses, vicious gangsters and deft humor fill this witty and elegantly woven tale of intrigue - the 50th film by French master director Claude Chabrol.

Victor and Betty have established a very comfortable life together as two small-time con artists who specialize in bilking ordinary people out of their money. For years, Victor's well-planned scams have managed to keep them out of trouble; however, Betty's growing desire for the less mundane begins to threaten their success. Betty reveals that, for the past year, she has been secretly wooing the ideal target - a handsome executive who also works as a courier for money-laundering mobsters. Using the prospect of millions to lure Victor into her con, Betty arranges what she thinks is the perfect shakedown. Playing both men against each other, she initiates a tricky three-cornered game of double-cross that leads from a Swiss resort to a Caribbean island, where the stakes get higher and the game turns into more than she bargained for.

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An interesting and restrained thriller.......2006-12-22

Although Betty (Isabelle Huppert, who was 43-years-old when the film was released) calls Victor (Michel Serrault, who was 69) "Papa" on occasion in this smooth and restrained thriller from Claude Chabrol, he is not her father by any means. The term is merely one of ironic affection. What they are are modern "gypsies" living on the fringes of society plying their ancient trade. Perhaps they were lovers in the past. Clearly they are a team, dependent upon one another. In particular what these small time con artists do is go to conventions, medical, dental, farm equipment salesman conventions, find a target and con the poor dupe out of some of his money.

Some. The film begins at a roulette table on the French Riviera with Betty stringing along a not entirely bright lawnmower salesman whom she invites for a drink. She slips some knockout drops into his drink and quickly invites him up to his room where, after he is out cold, Victor follows. They take some of his money. Victor insists on always playing it safe and using a rather strange but plausible psychology (which will figure later in the movie) of making the man think that perhaps he wasn't robbed, since if she had intended to rob him, would she have only taken part of the money out of his wallet? They do forge his signature on a check, but he will only find out about that later, and indeed might not be sure about how that happened.

So this is a small time con. Trouble begins for our vagabond thieves when Betty meets the CFO of a big corporation who is transferring five million Swiss francs in cash out of the country. She senses the chance for a big score, and after the mark falls in love with her (she thinks) she brings Victor into the scheme. With some tricky exchanges of the metal suitcase containing the money Betty and Victor end up over their heads in some very hot water.

The plot is a little on the unlikely side, as thriller plots tend to be, but the thing to keep in mind is the idea of taking only PART of the money. This is what fools the bad bad guys (as opposed to the good bad guys who are our vagabond duo, Betty and Victor).

Any movie starring the incomparable Isabelle Huppert (La Pianiste 2001; Merci pour le chocolat 2000; La dentelliere 1977, and many more ) is worth seeing and any movie directed by Claude Chabrol (Une affair de femmes 1988; Betty 1992; La ceremonie 1995, etc.) will have something of interest in it. Add a fine performance by Serrault, one of the great veterans of the French cinema, and "Rien ne va plus" is definitely worth seeing. However the role played by Huppert does not challenge her and Chabrol's more famous films (some of them also starring Huppert) are decidedly more interesting.

But see this for the lighthearted chemistry between Huppert who is sublimely fetching and Serrault who is clearly past the age of any pretension. Such a quasi-Platonic union based on the love that still warms the embers in a dying fire has become almost a staple of directors past their prime. See Claude Sautet's Nelly and Monsieur Arnaud (1995) which also featured Serrault for another example.

Didn't do much for me..........2002-12-11

A disappointing snoozer of a French art film, one of Claude Chabrol's later efforts... Isabelle Huppert stars as a con lady with an older accomplice, in what is (I assume) intended as a deconstruction of your typical caper flick, with the scams going awry and the plot details involving the ironic inclusion of modern European culture... But there's little momentum in the script and direction, or spark between any of the actors. This film just kind of sits there and does very little to surprise or amuse. Next!

You'll smile throughout.......2002-03-30

This is a wonderful movie about larcenous hearts. It's light, breezy tone will remind you of To Catch a Thief and other fun Hitchcock flicks. One of the other people that reviewed this makes one major mistake in his review - this is definitely not a father, daughter team. A lot of the fun is derived from the jealousy that is sparked when Isabelle Huppert's character pays more attention to another man. Fantastic, fun crime story. Ocean's 11 wishes it was this funny.

You'll smile throughout.......2002-03-30

This is a wonderful movie about larcenous hearts. It's light, breezy tone will remind you of To Catch a Thief and other fun Hitchcock flicks. One of the other people that reviewed this makes one major mistake in his review - this is definitely not a father, daughter team. A lot of the fun is derived from the jealousy that is sparked when Isabella Hupert's character pays more attention to another man. Fantastic, fun crime story. Ocean's 11 wishes it was this funny.

AKA Rien ne va plus.......2001-07-30

This rather low key Claude Chabrol thriller which he wrote and directed, and which was the inspiration for the John Flynn 1983 Scam, is more a chuckler than a spine tingler. Isabelle Huppert and Michel Serrault have great chemistry as a father and daughter team of con artists who choose their victims from hotel conventions. The film begins with Huppert seducing a lawnmower salesman and Serrault observing, so that at first we think he is spying on Huppert because he is a hotel detective and on to her. Huppert doesn't even try to hide her duplicity by wearing a terrible and obvious black wig. Serrault is established as the mastermind of their operation, but Huppert upstages him at their next venue, a dentist's convention in St Moritz, when she appears with Francois Cluzet who has a suitcase of stolen money. Chabrol then toys with us with the allegiances of the three, and it's never clear who is trying to con who, until we reach the West Indies and things turn deadly serious. Chabrol underlines the menace of the climactic confrontation by having Tosca playing as Huppert discovers a dead body, and gives the floor of a gangster's house a checkerboard pattern. Hupperts second change of hairstyle may be inexplicable but it is definitely disappointing considering how beautiful she looks with long strawberry blonde hair and wearing dark glasses a la Barbara Stanwyck in Double Indemnity. Chabrol also uses a white colour scheme, from Serrault's hair to the snow in St Moritz, the voluminous dress a dancer wears, and the colour of the family van, and the song Changez Tout at the end became quite popular.

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could have been better but

Swindle
Starring: Tom Sizemore , Sherilyn Fenn , Dave Foley , Conrad Pla , and Alain Goulem
Director: K.C. Bascombe
Manufacturer: Lions Gate
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Release Date: 2003-11-18

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could have been better but.......2007-06-19

fell flat and gradually fell apart in later stage. i think this movie had inspired lot of the newer movies later such as 'the inside man', 'chaos' and several others. it's an interesting undercover cop story but after the robbers got inside the bank, the screenplay just fell flat fast. the process of the bank robbery was at first quite tense but then the pace just slowed down and lost its direction. a screenplay tried to hard to cover everything: trying to be too noire, mixed with some hopeless romance, some last minute betrayal and conflict.
the arrangement of the bank manager and the manager's cast were both failed miserably; the final scene of the bank manager and the bank teller was also sucked big time; a twist came too embarrassingly stupid and simple, wrapped up very poorly. tom sizemore and sherilyn fenn both did a great job, if the screenplay could be tighter and faster, they might have turned out even greater. well, both actors now are aging, lost their great moment to be great. that's a shame, just like this movie.

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Cute, but nothing special

Broadway Limited
Starring: Dennis O'Keefe; Victor McLaglen; Marjorie Woodworth; Zasu Pitts; Patsy Kelly; George E. Stone; Leonid Kinsky
Director: Gordon Douglas
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Cute, but nothing special.......2007-05-17

This little comedy churned out in 1941 takes place on the Pennsylvania Railroad's famous "Broadway Limited." The thin plot revolves around a Hollywood actess travelling with her "adopted" baby as a publicity stunt. The twist is that baby may or may not be kidnapped. The character performances of Patsy Kelly and Leonid Kinsky keep the whole thing bearable.

Train buffs will like the interior and exterior shots of the famed "Broadway Limited" and its Raymond Loewy-designed locomotives and passenger cars (and there are plenty).

The DVD recording, on the other hand, leaves plenty to be desired and the "RE" logo floating in the corner for the full length of the DVD is positively infuriating.

Buy it if you like the train, otherwise pass it by!

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The middle chapter in Fellini's "trilogy of loneliness",
Fellini's Il Bidone
Nothing to go crazy over
I liked it
Simple and elegant

The Swindle [Region 2]
Starring: Broderick Crawford , Giulietta Masina , Richard Basehart , Franco Fabrizi , and Sue Ellen Blake
Director: Federico Fellini
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The middle chapter in Fellini's "trilogy of loneliness", .......2007-03-12

The middle chapter in Fellini's "trilogy of loneliness", made by a master between "La Strada" (1954), and "Nights of Cabiria," (1957), "Il Bidone" (1955) is less known, for long time simply forgotten (and I can't imagine why) but powerful, humorous, heartbreaking, and poignant film. Broderick Crawford, Academy Award winner for playing Willie Stark, a corrupt politician and a charismatic man in "All the King's Men" (1949), gives a compelling performance as Augusto, an aging con man, a leader of a trio of small time crooks who take advantage of poor and uneducated Italians in both country side and poor quarters of Rome. Augusto realizes at the age of 48 that his life of selfishness, greed, and wrongdoings only made his existence meaningless. Once in his life, he decided to con the con men in order to help his daughter whom he rarely sees but deeply loves with fulfilling her dreams of better life but a swindle gone wrong leads Augusto to the final scene of pain, both physical and mental, to loneliness and desperation. It is very much like "Nights of Cabiria" final scene but without eternal hope of Cabiria's smile...

Technically, "Il Bidone" is a very strong film with memorable performances, including the smaller cameos. Fellini's directing is as satisfying as always and many scenes remind of his future triumphs (New Year party is a stunning sequence and brings to mind "La Dolce Vita", 1960 ). Nino Rota's music and Otello Martinelli's cinematography add to many pleasures of the film, one of them is Giulietta Masina who plays supporting role of Iris, the wife of Picasso (Richard Basehart), the younger con artist with a dream to become an Artist. Both, Masina and Basehart starred in Fellini's first chapter of "trilogy of loneliness", "La Strada" (1954).

Fellini's Il Bidone.......2005-10-12

This is post World War II Fellini. Rudimentary and hard but fatally realistic. While possibly not as good as his later works, this was the original film that begot the Fellini style. Worth a look.

Nothing to go crazy over.......2004-09-06

This is a simple film. Not really any thinking involved here. Not a bad film eithor. Don't get me wrong it's good but it just doesn't have the feel of some of his other films.

I liked it.......2002-06-29

My friends hassled me for starting off my Fellini collection with Il Bidone but I've seen the classics and have pretty easy access to seeing them any time. Something a little bit more obscure like this one is harder to track down, so I figured that I'd buy it based on the reviews here. I wasn't disappointed. people were pretty accurate in their impressions. The story is told well, the acting is good and it's something that I lok forward to watching many more times.

Simple and elegant.......2002-05-20

Il Bidone is a stark, gritty, unyielding portrait of the life of small time con men in Rome. Augusto sees those who've escaped the rounds about him, at forty eight he is far past his prime and just beginning to realize that he has no idea to escape the rut. The movie is very spare, the cons not particularly interesting as cons, but very weighty in symbolism. The script is playful, sly and heartless, until Augusto bumps into his estranged daughter and begins to work his way back towards humanity. That it will cost him dearly is rarely in doubt, but the passage is fascinating to watch.

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Cowboys Billy Carson (Crabbe) and Fuzzy (St. John) find themselves in the middle of a local range war between cattle ranchers, led by pretty Dale Kirby, and the local homesteaders. The ranchers have been swindled by local crooked money lender Steve Kinney, who hopes the two groups will wipe each other out so that he can take control of all the land in the area. Tensions strain to the breaking point when homestead farmer Dan Harper is accused of killing one of Dale's cowhands. Billy Carson then decides to step in to prove Kinney and his henchman Mort have been behind the murders. Guns blaze.

Charlie Rose with Bernard Kouchner; Orson Swindle, David Berlind, Brad Smith & Joe Barrett (June 27, 2003)

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Charlie Rose with Bernard Kouchner; Orson Swindle, David Berlind, Brad Smith & Joe Barrett (June 27, 2003)

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First, Dr. Bernard Kouchner, co-founder of Doctors Without Borders, talks about his work and the reconstruction effort in Iraq. Then, a roundtable discussion about the problem of unsolicited commercial e-mail with Brad Smith of Microsoft, David Berlind of CNET, Joe Barrett of America Online, and Orson Swindle of the FCC.

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Swindle

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Unrealistic, but hilarious
Slick, Sexy, Funny and Entertaining
Slick, Entertaining and Hilarious

Swindle [Region 2]
Starring: Bob Moriarty , Robbie West , Lisa Diamonin , Archie Gibson , and Brooke Ashley
Director: Jason Holt
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Unrealistic, but hilarious.......2000-03-03

These two guys are hilarious! They scheme and swindle beautiful women, but in the end they get what they deserve. Although these pretty-boys are sleazy, you can't help but love them! Very funny lines, too!

Slick, Sexy, Funny and Entertaining.......2000-02-14

This is a classic! Two well-dressed, pretty boy studs set up a scheme to take every dozens of pretty ladies for all their money as well as their bodies! The premise is pretty unrealistic, but the way these guys do it is hilarious. In the end, they get what they have coming, but you learn to love these two swindlers!

Slick, Entertaining and Hilarious.......2000-02-08

This movie was funny and very sexy. Two well-dressed, pretty-boy studs set out to take every sexy bimbo for both her money and her body. They set up a "how to marry a millionaire" agency and must perform very in-depth sensual interviews with every potential bride. How they go about it is not that original, but the guys do it in such a way that makes this movie entertaining. In the end, they get what they deserve when the beauty they both truly fall for foils them. The guys are real "men's men" and the ladies are dressed to kill, when dressed, that is.

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